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CEF 2019 Transport Call Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) 2019 TRANSPORT CALL Proposal for the selection of projects September 2019 Innovation and Networks Executive Agency Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA) http://ec.europa.eu/inea European Commission - Directorate General for Mobility and Transport http://ec.europa.eu/transport Page 2 / 60 Table of Contents Commonly used abbreviations ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 CEF priorities ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7 Multi-Annual and Annual Work Programmes............................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 2019 CEF Transport call – Structure and particularities.......................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Key aspects of the evaluation of the 2019 CEF Transport call............................................................................................................................................................. 8 Preliminary Results of the evaluation............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 References ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9 Figures...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Recommended CEF funding by project type in € million.............................................................................................................................................................................. 10 Recommended CEF funding by transport mode in € million........................................................................................................................................................................ 10 CEF Funding – Map representations of the proposals recommended for funding................................................................................................................................... 11 List of proposals recommended for funding ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Table "Proposals recommended for funding"............................................................................................................................................................................................ 14 List of proposals not recommended for funding ................................................................................................................................................................................ 17 Table "Proposals not recommended for funding".................................................................................................................................................................................... 18 Proposals recommended for funding ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 19 2019-AT-TA-0007-W - Cutting European Rail Freight Noise by Retrofitting Rolling Stock to LL-Brake Blocks - Rail Cargo Austria + Hungary................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 2019-AT-TA-0050-S - Upgrade and electrification of the state border next Szentgotthárd/Jennersdorf (Hungary / Austria) - Graz railway line............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22 2019-AT-TA-0061-S - Upgrade and electrification of the Wiener Neustadt - state border next Loipersbach-Schattendorf (-Sopron) railway line............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23 2019-BE-TA-0060-S - Study for the construction of a 2nd track between Balen Werkplaatsen and Neerpelt upgrading the 3RX cross- border link.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 24 2019-CY-TA-0059-W - Improving road safety on key sections of Cyprus TEN-T Comprehensive Network...................................................................... 25 2019-DE-TA-0001-W - DB-RETROFIT-EU: Reducing rail freight noise by retrofitting existing freight wagons with composite brake blocks....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26 2019-DE-TA-0041-W - Blue Port Kiel - realisation of efficiency, quality and sustainability upgrades in the seaport of Kiel ................................... 27 2019-EE-TA-0057-M - Dredging of Paldiski South Harbour fairway............................................................................................................................................... 28 2019-EL-TA-0035-S - Studies for upgrading and duplicating the railway line from Pythio to Ormenio ........................................................................... 29 2019-ES-TA-0021-W - [LNGHIVE2 Santander] - Development of LNG bunkering infrastructure in Santander, a strategic port in the North of Spain ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30 2019-ES-TA-0022-M - Adaptation of Raíces Quay to new traffics.................................................................................................................................................. 31 2019-ES-TA-0032-M - Rail connection to the outer port of the Port of Ferrol............................................................................................................................ 32 2019-ES-TA-0036-W - Railway connectivity in the port of Castellón: Railway network in the South Basin, railway bridge and north railway connection .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33 2019-ES-TA-0047-M - Improvement of rail connectivity, safety and security of the port of Sagunto (CONNECTING SAGUNTO)........................... 34 2019-ES-TA-0048-W - Electrification and Signalling works in Crossborder Section Guillarei Tui ........................................................................................ 35 2019-EU-TA-0003-W - The Wunderline: Borderless European rail connection between Germany and The Netherlands............................................ 36 2019-EU-TA-0012-W - Retrofitting brakes of VPI member companies for noise reduction................................................................................................... 37 2019-EU-TA-0037-W - ENTREPId - European Train Noise Reduction Partnership...................................................................................................................... 38 2019-EU-TA-0040-M - Bridging Missing Links between FR&SP:Cross-border Railway Section Pau-Zaragoza. Somport Railway Tunnel Reopening............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39 2019-FI-TA-0015-W
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